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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

Iu- Qlii5ioas are not destined 10 Sleep ID enforced inactivity much longer Ite .e'Glt ct the wo'k by the Locomo- I7e Mining company will again draw il5lo l..eltiua to that section, and '-s ia,t thu, great bodies of rich ore are Aa2En to exist there, will inspire the york oi development We have faith 40 she bright future f1r the Quiiotoss, ana ]. IS only question of tune as to The satisfactory demonstration of the truth Of olr prediction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

SINCE the elephant, Dom Pedro. died a. the Philadelphia Geological Garden a fe~ days ago, from rheumatism the presiien exhibits a nervous sppreheD- sion of the possible result of his own malaiy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

CAPTAIN GEORGE B. WILrBARK. 9I9 Spruce street. Philadelphia, Pa. if now on land, will, If you vrIte and enclose a stamp for reply. tell you that three years ago when ID Central America. he vas prostrs,ed with kidney and liver trouble of very serious nature. He was delirious. skin very dark. liver en- lsrged one-ihird, stnmsch too sensitive for the simplest food" Seven bottles of WarDers safe Cure completely cured him and saved his life.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

AhLf every well regulated news raP=f In the Territory IS chalking out easy path through the lsbyrinthIsn
 IO''iie' of the legislative session for -' budding statesmen to traverse. and if 70 press don't drlve some of them to ,.;,, ;,,' ,, ac'ion before the session opens, it ' HAfe grand opportunity to launch '@ into perditiOn after it closes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

IF the Califorrians will only permit Col Ben Morgan to arrange that United States senator business for them'-~eli Ben himself would make red-hot con- servator of Caliiornia's interests m the senate,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08

iAE people of Pima county will meet .1 1e County Court room tonight to ,''A oi measures for legislative action. l' oon-partisan affir and purely '''ai matters will be discussed. A full '''endsnce IS particularly desirable,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
p.,ao. Maaf Market.

Fresh meat Of all kinds; beef; nut a,ad Ii ,ort fine cuts, choice rossts, deilNe,.. to any part of the city vi.nou' ars ah.rge. PUsCH < ZELLwEa a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-08
C,.t, comn,rison.

Boston is pluming herself upon me fact that the whole valuation ot iOI.,.H .,.l tsGg. .G00 OOOl is barely more than hali me amount invested in the iashieil'.u.e ., quarter known as Back Kay Ni'nl" '"' past twenty years.-Chic;'So liii'eS
 Catholics have invaded MOrmondom' -,I ,giu erect q college at Salt Lnsc,
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
TrihanOcl.

HeoirttelIen al ben understandable 9olb
os Spbauellen al Stempelaisiit paa
Proprietary Medicines, bar uoentpipl
sapnet iaauel Sunoer iOm Sabrifanter.
s SGroelesbco bar bette peret 9iliel-
set meo Green's August Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup. Neoiettel
len al SO Gents pr. 0uiin err laat paa
Stsrrclien al 5laiterne, iom ~inocbclocr
oislr Gemeoier, berpeo sipes en- Ssemte.
Del mere Mteoicine / IS Gents 6laIter.
August Flower ior 0pspesiia % 9eper
tp9opmme % German Syrup for ooIte
% eunseipsoomme bar maalte en- itsrre
4llGtnins emo noset auoet Weoicine /
Seroen. De ipsc us liosise i Sper Ga
paa 9anoet, poer oft / ben cipiliiereoe
Seroen. oil iitfert iatte Yris paa. AZ
5lalternc blep itsrre. Yr~spelater Tor
10 Gents er al famine Stsrrelic icm
lor. SGlses al ale 0ruaaiiter /
9anoet. m
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

/ YeoRgelie, iaa ban, It be roligt
Yanbe uaber Dem bauoe oeoligebplot III
2gb.
ga ban fom bjem, iatte ban Jig neo
for at itriue. Seq FAM life moOtase
Dit Goelmpoige 5ilbuo, Gliie," ifreu ban,
"jes foritaar iulOtommen ben 8epGgz
gruuo, iom leoeoe Dig til at ioreilaa
bette. Seq oil Beige Dig lcm iappan
fig, ri oil tale iammen % fomme til at
~ioritaa bueranore iulOt I'D. Snotil ba
niaa on trO mig, taar jeg tiger, at leg
eliter big euonu bpiere for Dit 9belmos
oige Sner, eliter big bpiere M eno mo-
geniinbe."
5ranf og Gliie bar lGn9e uaret siite
% CT lpfteli9e. Der CT itsen 5are for,
at ban isien ifal uilbleoes / fine Spiel
Ter, ban peo, at ban oen9an9 bar nGr
peo at be9aa Ell 6~cilta9elie, iom let
funbe baoe iormprtct bcle bans 2iu.
Oct er life be fore Scsiuenbeoer, ira
silfe Scener % 9aarer, iom inouirfer
oDbeit paa Dor Si9l, pite tan en laaoan
+" 9Oeroagsbiiturie" pore al ben ltSrite
fOr bort Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
peo 8russn af

Nper's Niuer. 0s bar uaret npttissrs for
mig enb noset anbet 9rscmiooel." Sobn
Sllroett ira Ssop, Soma, itriuer: "RGiteu
; : Aar tsrts ies eli clenois Siiugrelle paa
'Friiro al Mapeipa9beo. I'll 9esebirlp oap
o'S mn 1orbl8aaenoe eiuorins, % lea
o'eo mayer o9 lpa9. Gn al mine Senuer,
ON eapoe liet paa en- lisnenoe Wtaaoe.
'Soe' at reg 'tuloe BRUCE 9per's Niaer,
HlSle bans RaaS, os ReiGltatet par I'll
!.os'iaenoe, aRin NGrius plaseOe mia
'ls mere. min Nppetit pcnote tilbase, %
blsp laa IrIli % traitis, iom lea no,
S;Itltnoe bapoe uR,et."
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
Gn pGroiiulo 0aamobog.

Tl bar netop mootaget ct @remplar
al Den aibolote 6amilies &alenber for
Iaret 1887. Sorl9gserne al oenne 9lar
for Iar mere aibolote &alenoer ct The
Charles A. Vogeler Co., BET berpmte
Wcoiliufirma, buis uomerfeoe Selbrez
oellesmloler, ct. Safobs DIE, bpis
Slrtninser er en- &jenossiernins for ale
Dem, lom bar bru9t bet, % be life
mlnore betieuote Or. Iu9uit &sni9's
Samburser-9 raaber % 8rplttbe, oct
mel afbolote Susraao bar ne item en-
bper tplt 6amilie / 2anoet. Oenne in
t%ereslante Saanobps er tun ltnerilf no
ltpret, os De Der optasne brmoriitiite
Srislnalbioras ct al De beblte tpife Suz
morilter Der / 2anoet. Man faar ben
gratis hos ale 5orialsere al De iortrin=
lise Susmioler, eler bliper peo Sub
ienoelic al 2 Gents / Stamps til The
Charles A. Vogeler Co., Baltimore,
Mo,, ienot eiter upsiuen Nbresle.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
Incrtisicmtcnter.
Wtangel paa Toroeielle

Yer finoes intet bebre Mibbel enb alpers
piuer til at itprte Wapen, siue gppetit %
sslbreoe ben ifretteli9 neotrpfte 3ilitanb
iom er Ell Splse al Man9el paa 6orbsis
ellie. Ger er b~uerten Siiti9 salomel eler
andre siitise Seitauboele / oisie Eiler; be
pirter umiboelbart paa SoroeielieSorganerne
% bibrinssr ee9emet Srait % Sunbbeb.
(. =. Bonner, Gbeiier, ga, i~triuer: Seq
bar bulst 9tper' Biuer i 30 sar % er
operbeuiit ON, at ie9 uSen Dem life bauoe
Deret lepenbe. Waueipa9beo
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
Yaaife98.

Z Hnris os 2onoon bar rlait l oe
lenere glar orepet bet til en- bot Grab az
Grtrapagance PED ben sjenlioi9e uopers
ling al Yaalfer9. Taa aeileropmmets
Sio ienbte 0ertu9en al @rammorlt Gas
berousie ct 9anlfe eienbommelist 2G9
eller rettere en- asforntet aasle til Glue
lpiQerinoen WtQc. Shneiber. Set bar
intet millore emo Ell Gfuipa9e meo to
Sloesbeiter, auif % Gjener, bplltet alt
iammen bar pnsiuet al ct Splitter /
5orm al ct 9Gs os paa &nller blep be
fororet til Sfuelpillerinbens SOlig. Gn
uts GnslGnoeritbe mobtos TO lmaa
6unoe / ct asiurmet !6unOebus. Gn
ing Mama ielote jim 5priteicote, lpm
inoianbt Jig peo Gaalfetib, til Yapas
89relie / ct tibet &ar, lom bapbe 6orm
al ct 9Gs. Gn 9ggtemano iorereoe
fin 9Hitru ct e~sli9neHee Grin mea ct
imuft 9alsimpfte al 9aua. Srnen lurs
mulepe imiolertio liot, oa bum iaa Snbz
ps fnsbe: Ser buroe oa bore
en- gul glomme / ct 9G9." Sum piloe
baue @ulo. - gn pirfelis 9Gsselfal
bleu Iuouenois betrutfen meo Silfe, paa
Der blep la9t ct Tar Claimant
grenrinser, ipr sgsset isien bleu llffet
ineo Gummi. 9amen, iom bapbe moo
ta9et bette sGs al i'm Mano, llos Sul
paa Oct peo SrptOlten; iaa lprang bun
op, lagoe Irmen ON iin Wanbs Sals
% iagoe; "Seno mig iaa mango al De
at ieg fan lape en- Suelet."
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12

umnligt. Irmano: "8om % ilpst
meS mig; ies %beiparser Dig"
Slicretia: "Nloris, aloris / Gpiss
beo; 9u fornarmer mig"
"Soorleoes? Sil9u life fplse mis?"
Seq Ifal fjGmpe meb al BEN Stprfe,
buprmeb Naturen bar uorultet &uinben.
9pts 0u ptI lIIoe mig fra bette Steo,
maatte 3u iprit beopue mig % 9jpre
mig bepinltlDs. Ser itaar Ell SLATE
&lprofprm paa 8uffeten."
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
belbrebes

oeo benz, naar lntet anoet Wibbel bielp.r
mere. Oct bar ies %eriarct, os Srusen al
Dem ira Gio til Sio bar iioen beparst min
oelbreb.- g. u. Smitb ira lltica, q. o.,
ltrluer; Seq bar i mango 9lar brust ap.
RS Viaer mob e%eperipsoomme. Wansel
9od Sorbslelie o9 er blcpen burtiat GA
fi!lonGnsl9 be!breoet peb beres 8irtuiua."
)tldaro Norris ira spnn, Masi., i"triuer:
'etter LANCE Smertsr al @ausipasbeo %
veperip9oomme blcp leo helbrehet
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-12
&omifcren Wartpno,p.

&omiteren Wartpnolu pdr uloer Set
Ter Nifplaus auiat pco BET tcilerliae
9beater / Ct. Geter5burs. San ben
penote Jig til Wtiniiteren, Spirit @ol=
foulfp meo Ssn ON, at ban paa 8runo
al i'm nebbrlote Selbreb for Ell 5io
maatte faa Srlpp O9 Ell 8engeunberz
I%tpttelie til en- Teiie / llolanbet. Men
ban fit ct afilaaenoc Guar. Martpnotu
table bog life Saabet. San pioite nenl-
fig, at &cileren oite 9anlte alene beisste
5prlten. Gn Dag inoianot ban fig alt
laa, fort fpr aeiieren bar pelttenoc, /
5pritens 5orparelie.
"i6uao b%eltiler bu Der, Wartpnow?"
ipurste aeiierer BAN, ioet ban sit
fprbi.
"0eres MaieltGt! les pilpe iprnpc
min 8pn ON Srlup % en- I%en9eunoers
itsttelie."
"5pls mig, jes ifal uare bin
Salsmano bus Winiiteren."
9erpaa traaote aeiiereu, leolaget al
Martpnotp IND / Winilterens &abinet
% la9oe til oenne:
"9er bar jes bra9t neo mig en- Ins
1pger, So, men" % bermeO oenote
ban Jig mob Martpnow, "iprlt ltal ou
fpiHe mig"
WartpnOiu bleu iorlesen:
"Get fan ies life, 0eres MaieItat,
= les bar alorig, life ensans / 9anz
ferne - tiaapt mig at iremltille 3eres
MaieIt9ts Yerlpn."
"Sluooer. Spill, iua suot on fan.
Oct blir melIem ps."
Martpnpip maatte ga iple fla otter
&eilerens Quite. 0au BAD oiu at iaa
lame Seiiereus 6jelm, lom beunc leenoe
fafte batt, MartgHUW unr temnIetia
lla9er % lioen, % Sjelmen bar oeripr
alt1or ltor % pip for BAN. 6nu latte
ben paa, rettcoe Jig, faitebe Sopebet til
ba9e % penote Jig til Miniltereu, ioet
ban e~lterdbeoe &eiierens Stemme:
"Spcrleoes er Dc, Grcellence, for
rplet mec S~fueipiQeren Martpnpw?"
0erpaa tug ban - liben at ~aIpente
Sparet burt!g @jelmen al anto9
foran &eileren gSultonIfps 0plonin9 %
lpareoe nteo eli opb 8pinins, ioet
ban ltuIienoe eIterligneoc Miniitercns
Stemme:
"0teset Del tillrees, 9eres Mtaieitat,"
Martpnulu latte after Sielmen paa
os ueoblep / aeiierens Gone:
"Sisen 0e, 5prite, CT tilireos meb
Mfartpnou, iaa lao bam laa mart iom
mlltgt uobetale tuiino Gubler!"
Serpaa antog ban MiniIterens Mas
nerer % Stemme % iortiatte:
"Wleset pei, 9eres WajeitGt, ifal
ltrar blipe b%elsrget!"
&eileren 10 belle 2loeu % lagbe MI
til @olfonifp:
"Sioen Wartpnow / nit Nauu bar
beialet big at uobetale bam tuliuo Stub
Ter, laa sip bam Dem. Scm filoenot
&omiter er ban Dem p9rp."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-12
Worth knowing.

w. ii. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe coll, at
tended with a distressing cough and
running into consumption in its first
stages. lie tried many so-called popu-
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
worse. Was reduced in flesh, had dit
ficulty in breathing and was unable TO
sleep. Finally tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediate relief, and after using half
q dozen bottles found himself well and
has had no return Of the disease. No
other remedy can show so grand a
record of cures as DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaran-
teed to do Just what is claimed for it.
Trial bottle FREQ at w. ii. Howell 81
Bros. drug store.
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Cheslcy, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, wells the following remark
able story, the truth OF which is
vouched for by the residents of the
town: 81 am 73 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now | am
free from all pain and soreness, and
am able to do all my own house work.
| owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and
pain" Try bottle, only 80 cents, at
w. Ii. Howell & Brc'S Drug Stora
Toilet Soaps, Sponges, Texas Tolu Chew
ing Gum at j. l.. Williams drug store, 800
Main street.
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A Progressive Commissioners
Court.

GoL1AD, Tex, Sept. s.-Yesterday
the county commissioners court com-
'pleted the purchase Of farm for pau
pers about two miles above the city,
10 acres for $2500. 1t also passed an
order to build free bridge across the
San Antonio river a half mile above
Goliad. The bridge is to be of the
best wrought iron, and proposals for
building it are to be advertised one
months in the News after September
20, by which time the necessary sur
vey and Dimensions of the work can
be accurately ascertained.
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$40 40 to st. Louis and Return.

The Frisco Line has placed round
trip tickets to st. Louis ON sale at all
stations on the Gulf, Colorado u
Santa Fe Ry., and principal stations
on the Houston and Texas Central
and Texas Pacific R'ys. They are
good to return until October 25th.
The Frisco Line train leaves from the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe depot in
Dallas, where tickets may be obtained.
The route is via Paris, TT. Smith and
Springfield, Mo-, and is much shorter
in miles and many hours quicker in
time than any other through car line.
The finest Pullman buffet sleepers
leave Dallas daily at 1850 a. IN. from g.
G. ~ S. Fe depot running through to
st. Louis without change, and making
direct connection in the Union depot
with all lines for the North and East.
Geo. A. Knight of Dallas is the agent
for the new route
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Personal.

l.. M. Openheimer Galveston, is in
the city.
Chas. l.. Kettler, Navasota, is at the
Windsor.
W. Il. Palfrey, Houston is in the
city.
Miss Dixon, Forth Worth, is at the
Windsor.
IL. e. Meyer, San Antonio, is in the
city.
Chas. o. Wood, of the HERALD, ar
rived home from Lavaca this morning.
His family will stay there while
longer.
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Brace OIs

You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache. you are fidgety, nervous
and generally out of sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimulants, spring medicines or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour. and then leave you in a
worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will
purify your Mood, start healthy lction
of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine you will
find N Electric Bitters, and only so
cent? > bottle, at w. H. Howell g.
Bros Nrug Store.
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May blossom tea, the best tea on the mar
ket, at Bouche's, S24 Main street, 30 cents
per pound.
Complaints are made that the
dumping ground has become an in
tolerable nuisance. Filth has accu-
mulated there until the health of Il
large number of citizens is threatened.
Something should be done about it at
once.
Buckwheat, roasted cofiees, canned goods,
mackerel, herrings, apple butter, fresh
crackers, ETC., at Bouche's S24 Main street.
Tycoon Chop Blended, May Blossom teas,
the best teas in the market, for 50c and Toe
per pound ut A. Il. Bouche's.
The people OH San Jacinto street,
between Boyle and Germania, are
serenaded every night by huge
bull dog. lie barks all night.
Fresh butter on Ice, cheese, hams, fruits
etc. A good assortment of Groceries al
ways on hand am. II. Craddock's, No. S03
Ervay street. sECF fair dealing and low
prices refer 70 tlb&c who have traded with
him for four jBhrs.
Cattle frequent the vacant lots on
North Harwood street at night.
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CITY COUNCIL.
The Routine Work of Saturday
Night.


peal of the fire ordinance which places
the following in the fire limits: "Com-
mencing at the corner Of Ross avenue
and Griffin street, thence on Ross
avenue to Magnolia street, thence
south on Magnolia street to Camp
street, thence west on Camp street to
Griffin street, thence north to the be.
ginning, there being but one brick
building and no business house in the
territory"
Maj. John Henry Brown asking that
SIC. be paid the Missionary church, as
per contract made last year for widen
ing Harwood street.
James Edmundson asked for $25
for recovering dead body of Mrs.
Beach from the river in August, 1886.
Mrs. Baird complained of excessive
assessment of her homestead.
Citizens Of Main street represent
ing 2064 feet protesting against laying
street car track on that street.
Chief of fire department reported
that he had had no telephone service
in two days.
Citizens Of Main street represent
ing 2S14 feet, asking that the company
be permitted to lay double track on
that street.
j. Ii. Forsyth was allowed S25.66 for
injuries received by stepping into q
hole OH Elm street.
Mr.. Loeb reported in favor of sub.
stituting Palo Pinto fagstones for
wood in paving street crossings.
The council refused to have the
$420.50 worked out by calabooso pris
Oners charged to the street depart
meAt, because the work was not done
under the supervision of the street
commissioner.
Report giving street car company
authority to lay double track was
adopted by vote of z to A.
The following report of President
Gill shows list of teachers and their
salaries:
High School--F. NJ. johnson, prin-
cipal, 1925; Miss Imogen Walker, as.
sistant, 500; Calvin Mccormick,
specialist in science, 1856; j. c. Rey-
nolds, specialist in mathematics, $85,
intermediate Departmental. M.
Bryan, principal, $50; Miss M. b.
Henderson, in charge of the hall, $50 /;
III. III. Malone, assistant, $40; Miss
Annie KEEPER, assistant, $40; Mrs. Il.
&. Miller and Miss Ella Morton, assis-
tants, $50 each.
Primary Department-Miss Ruth de
Capree and Matte Helm, assistants,
$40 each, ana Mrs. II. Stanberry and
Miss NJ. II. Martin, assistants, $50
EACH
Ward School No. miss l.. Cowart,
principal, $50; Miss Alice Levy, assist
ant $50.
No. Nv. f. Weaver, principal $50;
Mrs. M. G. Foster, assistant, $50.
No. 81. p. Vaughan, principal, $40;
Misses l.. b. Metcalt and Veta Kerka-
litz, assistants, $50 each.
No. 4-Miss Nellie p. Crane, prin-
cipal, $40; Miss Lula Sivey, assistant,
$50.
Colored Schools No. | j. w. Roy,
principal, $40; Mrs. M. A. Carson, j.
r. Stark and w. w. Jones, assistants,
$50 each.
No. 2 p. L. Sprallin, principal, $40;
Mrs. Matte Wiley, assistant, $50.
j. M. Meyers, janitor of the Central
School, $50.
The street car company was given
authority to connect its Ervay and
Commerce and. Main street lines, also
Main and San Jacinto lines by proper
curves. This ordinance passed second
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Please Remember,

1t is Jones who comedies Superiority to
no man in the State in filling teeth. Those
artistic and beautiful gold filling in teeth
of his patients attest his skill. Fees suff-
cent to justify that extreme painstaklng
and skill requisite to the best results. See
aQ,
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TELEGRAPHIC news.
The Latest From Every Quar-
Ter of the World.

Burglars tried to get into the Savoy
post Office, but failed.
Paris had eighteen convictions in
county court in one day.
Palestine has bored 82 feet for pe-
troleum and struck rock.
The fugitive McGarigle has been
expelled by the Masons.
Paris has made improvements in a
year that foot up over $l,0O0,0OO.
Cleburne is organizing water
works company and Temple talks of
doing so.
1t is said that Bismarck has deter
mined to thwart the czar's Bulgarian
policy.
The Kirkpatric Presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church is in
session at Corsicana.
John p. Levy sold to Col. Wylie. OF
the Dallas, Archer & Pacific, large
tract of land in Decatur.
Lewis Brock jumped his bond and
all Copevile was after him Saturday.
Lewis was charged with horse theft.
The emperor and empress of Ger
many leave Babelsburg to-day, reach
ing Stellior this evening: where they
will spend this week.
The schooner David Downs, re-
ported lost with all on board in Lake
Superior, was not lost, but came safe
to Marquette, Mich.
+. Duncan shot and killed w. H..
Brooks at Rocky Comfort, Ark. They
were respectable farmers and had
large families.
The board of managers do not con-
slider the evidence sufficient to war;
rant the removal Of DR.. Dorsett, su-
perintendent of the insane asylum.
Judge Hazelwood. of Marshal, or
dered boy to be whipped twenty
five lashes for theft of a pocket book
and deputy sheriff did the whip
ping.
c. J. Hancock, charged with killing
r. L. Holloway at Weimar August 29,
was given bail by Judge Mccormick
at Columbus. A bond for $4,000 was
readily given.
S. Il. Bond, charged in the Federal
court with stealing fifty head ofhorses
in the Territory was captured in
Leavenworth, Kan, and brought back
by Marshal Currie.
Ike Walker, colored, was found dead
near jefferson with bullet in his
head. lie left his home Thursday to
hunt geese and his horse came home
with blood on the saddle. The body
found on Saturday.
A passenger train ran into an open
switch at Honey Grove, colliding with
freight train. Candy Johnson,
brakeman. was badly hurt, and Rob-
ert Wells, of Sherman, got a severe
cut over the eye.
John Hardgroves, an Industrious
negro, was brutally beaten near
Payne's Store, Hunt county, by forty
white men. Their only pretext for
the act was that they "want no mig
gers there" They RAJ of FANNY of
freedmen there year ago.
The first law suit under the new law
by which dogs are made property has
arisen in San Antonio. A saddler
had all execution levied on some fine
bird dogs belonging to j. o. Sullivan.
Tho property was replevined by Sui
livan and the new statute will be
tested.
A battle with alleged train robbers
occurred at Manchaca, near Austin,
on the 10th. Three men were camped
near the town and one of them went
into the place, where he was arrested.
Officers then went out and attacked
the other two, who escaped after a
skirmish. They are supposed to be
the Mcneil robbers.
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